By Ayobami Ife, Abeokuta
A foremost real estate firm in Nigeria, Pelican Valley Nigeria Limited, has gotten additional seven building approvals for his existing clients who are willing to commence constructions in Pelican Brief Estate in Kobape, Ogun State.
Pelican Valley Nigeria Limited is a Nigerian real estate firm behind Pelican Valley Estate, Laderin; Pelican Brief Estate, Pelican Ecostay Apartments and Pelican Greenish Acres Farm Estate at Kobape axis of Ogun State.
Over 900 Nigerians in diaspora have keyed in to the Pelican Brief Estate project in the last couple of years with no fewer than 150 building construction ongoing in the estate while over 15 building projects are in their various stages of completion, even as 10 landlords are already residents of the Estate.
According to the director of Operations of the company, Tpl. Olumide Akintomide, the 7 new clients whose projects have been approved by the Ogun State Bureau of Urban Planning and Physical Development are Mr. Sokale A
O , Mr. O..O Fajimi, Mr. Olaleye Gbolahan O and Mr. Rolan A Alade.
Also, a joint project by Mr. Gideon O Omagbemi and Mrs, N. Okpa has received full approval to commence residential development, while Mr. A
T. Oyeyinka and Mrs. Chika Vivian got approval for a proposed Farm Development within the Pelican Greenish Acres Farm Estate.
However, in another development, a US – based Nigerian, Mr. Babatunde Abdullahi alongside other clients will soon have their projects approval in few weeks time, according to Tpl. Akintomide, who expressed the satisfaction that in last two years, the real estate firm has so far secured over 150 building approvals for its existing and potential landlords.
The Director of Operations, however, commended the clients for believing in the vision of the Pelican Estate CEO, Ambassador (Dr) Babatunde Adeyemo, assuring that the firm will continue leverage on its enduring legacy of diligence and integrity to give them unmatched satisfaction.
He, however, advised the clients to commence development of their various plots within the stipulated period, hinting that any violation of the estate allocation terms and conditions will attract a stiff enforcement of appropriate sanctions.
